New New Motorola Android Device
Another day, another new Motorola Android device: reported by BGR is a new rumored full touchscreen device that features an 8 megapixel camera with autofocus and dual LED flash, 3.8 inch display, 800 MHz processor and has a sleek black, rounded appearance.
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Date-related Self-correction fixed the Motorola Droid camera autofocus
The autofocus problem was mentioned in Verizon’s 5-page treatise on known issues with the Droid, though the planned resolution was an official update by December 11. Dan Morrill, from Google’s Android team, has confirmed that there’s a date-related bug in the Droid’s camera software that leads to it having cycles of good and bad focus that depend on the date. Apparently, the cycles last 24.5 days, meaning that you’ll have good focus all the way to December 11, when the real fix is expected to drop.
Source: Engadget
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Motorola DROID camera woes fixed by a good lens clean?
One less than satisfying aspect of the Verizon DROID by Motorola Android is its camera. Despite boasting 5.0-megapixel optics, the DROID’s autofocus was sluggish and the final shots mediocre. Now, an ostensibly simple fix is promising to address the issue, and you don’t even need to whip out the screwdrivers: in fact, all that’s required is a soft cloth to give the DROID’s lens a proper clean.
According to some users’ experiments, the DROID is being shipped with an oily film over the lens; that film is what’s causing the autofocus to have trouble locking on, and producing less than perfect shots. After giving it a good polish, users are claiming to have perfect shot after perfect shot.
However, there’s now talk that the camera issues were addressed with a “silent” over-the-air (OTA) firmware update. But that’s not been confirmed by Verizon or Motorola as yet.
[Source: Slash Gear]
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